Hugh Grant on Why ‘Love Actually’ Is ‘Really About Pain’
Before Hugh Grant was a bespectacled serial killer in Heretic, the actor featured in a string of cozy-as-pie rom-coms, ...
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Richard Curtis Says ‘Love Actually’ Was a ‘Catastrophe’
“Love Actually” may be all around, but according to filmmaker Richard Curtis, the beloved holiday rom-com staple was a “catastrophe” to make. Curtis told IndieWire while promoting his animated film ...
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Richard Curtis: "The producers wanted me to do Love Actually for kids"
R enowned writer-director Richard Curtis (Love Actually, About Time) is back with a new holiday classic, but this time in ...
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Supermodel Earned $350,000 for 60 Seconds in Love Actually, Payout That Can Even Make Hugh Grant and Liam Neeson Jealous
Love Actually paid more for supermodel Claudia Schiffer for a minute of screentime than most of the other stars in the film.
Love Actually’s Director Only Learned People Thought Andrew Lincoln’s ‘A Stalker’ A Few Years Ago, But Reveals Making The Movie Was A ‘Catastrophe’
Love Actually really is one of the best Christmas movies of all time, giving audiences 10 different love stories and a ...
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LOVE ACTUALLY Director Says Editing the Film Was a "Catastrophe" and He Just Learned People Think Andrew Lincoln's Character Is a Stalker
Love Actually is a heartwarming Christmastime classic that gives viewers a bundle of storylines that tell of hope and love ...
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Why Richard Curtis Says ‘Love Actually’ Editing “Was a Catastrophe”
By Carly Thomas Associate Editor It’s safe to say Richard Curtis wasn’t a huge fan of Love Actually postproduction. The writer-director of the beloved 2003 holiday rom-com recently told ...
Revealed: How Hugh Grant reacted to seeing Love Actually for the first time
It’s one of the most popular Christmas films of all time, but Love Actually didn’t exactly warm Hugh Grant’s heart when he ...
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Richard Curtis: When We Finished ‘Love Actually,’ ‘It Was a Catastrophe’
“Love Actually” may be all around, but according to filmmaker Richard Curtis, the beloved holiday rom-com staple was a “catastrophe” to make. More from IndieWire 'Carry-On' and 'Gladiator II' Win ...